Please gelp me decide! (Tein VS Tanabe)
I'm going nuts trying to decide which springs to go with ...
I have heard so many mixed reviews on both ...
Tein H: I can't really go with the S Techs although I would love to ... however, due to the fact that I wanna maintain daily drivability without clearence issues I think I would have to go with H-Techs ...
I've heard people say the H-Techs don't handle as well and the high techs were made for luxury cars ... along with other things ...
Tanabe: it seems to be more of a level drop but the car needs to be aligned due to toe in issues ...
I just wanna know the pros and cons of both choices so I can make a good decision on what to get for max performance...
Please people with Tanabe's or Teins-H give me some feedback to decide ...
Thanks.
I have heard so many mixed reviews on both ...
Tein H: I can't really go with the S Techs although I would love to ... however, due to the fact that I wanna maintain daily drivability without clearence issues I think I would have to go with H-Techs ...
I've heard people say the H-Techs don't handle as well and the high techs were made for luxury cars ... along with other things ...
Tanabe: it seems to be more of a level drop but the car needs to be aligned due to toe in issues ...
I just wanna know the pros and cons of both choices so I can make a good decision on what to get for max performance...
Please people with Tanabe's or Teins-H give me some feedback to decide ...
Thanks.
Last edited by Hong Kong Evo; Jun 4, 2004 at 01:52 PM.
Originally Posted by RuckerPark
I said neither..
Just save up for a set of coilovers.
Its night and day compare w/ the traditional spring/strut setup.
Just save up for a set of coilovers.
Its night and day compare w/ the traditional spring/strut setup.
I have tanabe....i like it. It didn't lower the car too much, at least I have no problem in the NY's rally style road.
you need to do an alignment with either one of the spring.
I have the Tein S-Tech's. Very pleased with them. Have had no clearance
issues. Can easly get in and out of my driveway (was not able to do that
with my lowered Civic). I am however very careful and alert when driving too.
issues. Can easly get in and out of my driveway (was not able to do that
with my lowered Civic). I am however very careful and alert when driving too.
I say Tanabe since they are not as low in front as the Teins are. I have some issues scraping now. The ride is similar to stock, but I think turns are more fun now. Just make sure to get a good alignment done asap with either choice.
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i like my tein-s, no clearance issue i was able to get on the rack when i was doing my alignment at mercedes dealer, the car is not that low, looks sweet, handles better then stock... later.
I'm slightly leaning towards the Tanabe's now due to the fact that I have to park my car everyday on a 3 story garage ...
anyone got the numbers for alignment for the tanabe's and the tein's ?
thanks for the input guys ...
anyone got the numbers for alignment for the tanabe's and the tein's ?
thanks for the input guys ...
Here's a shot with the Tanabe's, As for alignment numbers, you can do anything from stock to a full track setup it just depends on how you use your car.
GN+ and Tanabe GF210's
GN+ and Tanabe GF210's




